Deck the Halls
Brief Synopsis
Two female detectives try to bring a kidnapped father and a young woman home in time for Christmas.
Cast & Crew
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Ron Underwood
Director
Kathy Najimy
Scottie Thompson
David Selby
Larry Miller
Eric Johnson
Film Details
Also Known As
En lysande jul
Genre
Adaptation
Drama
Holiday
Release Date
2011
Production Company
Deluxe Vancouver ; Laserpacific Media Corporation ; TNT
Location
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Technical Specs
Duration
2h
Synopsis
Two female detectives try to bring a kidnapped father and a young woman home in time for Christmas.
Director
Ron Underwood
Director
Cast
Kathy Najimy
Scottie Thompson
David Selby
Larry Miller
Eric Johnson
Luciana Carro
Marco Grazzini
Patrick Gilmore
Jane Alexander
Darren Dolynski
Haig Sutherland
Sandy Robson
Robert Moloney
Hiro Kanagawa
Andrew Mcnee
Jim Byrnes
Austin Middleton
Bruce Solomon
Anja Savcic
Daren A Herbert
Ivan Wanis-ruiz
Genea Charpentier
Lissa Neptuno
Candus Churchill
Carol Higgins Clark
Matthew Maccaull
Crew
Heike Brandstatter
Casting
Don Brochu
Editor
Howard Burkons
Executive Producer
Howard Burkons
Teleplay
Howard Burkons
Writer (Tv)
Carol Higgins Clark
Source Material
Mary Higgins Clark
Source Material
Laurence Ducceschi
Coproducer
Susan Edelman
Casting Director
Richard Flower
Assistant Director
Claude Foisy
Music
Sandra-ken Freeman
Extras Agent/Coordinator
Lisa Freiberger
Casting
Brenda Friend
Executive Producer
Coreen Mayrs
Casting
Rachel O'toole
Production Designer
Holly Redford
Production Manager
Lisa Richardson
Producer
Shea Rowan
Assistant Director
Attila Szalay
Director Of Photography
Attila Szalay
Dp/Cinematographer
Lisa Towers
Line Producer
Frank Von Zerneck
Executive Producer
Film Details
Also Known As
En lysande jul
Genre
Adaptation
Drama
Holiday
Release Date
2011
Production Company
Deluxe Vancouver ; Laserpacific Media Corporation ; TNT
Location
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Technical Specs
Duration
2h
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Based on the novel "Deck the Halls" written by Mary Higgins Clark and Carol Higgins Clark. Published by Simon & Schuster November 3, 2009.
Aired in United States December 20, 2011